Moral Purity

Over the past several weeks the topic of Moral Purity has been on the forefront of my mind. In my typical fashion, I have divided this subject into topics to make a large list. Before I begin, I want to lay out these topics so that they can be discussed with greater ease and clarity.

Moral Purity

A. Sexual
1. Sexual Orthopraxy (Orthopraxy is a term derived from Greek (ὀρθοπραξις) meaning "correct action/activity")
2. Sexual Intentions of Physical Touch
3. Sexual Intimacy

B. Non-Sexual (Subcategory: Relational)
1. Friendship
2. Emotional Intimacy
3. Spiritual Intimacy

C. Other Non-Sexual
1. Counseling
2. Business Dealings
3. Service to Others

This list is subject to expansion and change.

More Bathroom/Shower Issues

Remember how it is that there is no longer segregation in term of sex in Colorado? This is now going to be voted on in Maryland. OneNewsNow.com Reports:

Baltimore residents have lost their battle against an ordinance protecting transgendered people.



Under the controversial "gender identity" law, a man would be allowed to walk into a women's restroom or shower room claiming he believes himself to be a woman, essentially opening the door for rape or sexual molestation. In July a lower Montgomery County court agreed more than 900,000 petition signers had the right to see it on the ballot to choose whether to overturn it -- but it was appealed.

"A group that supports rights for cross-dressing transsexuals came into court at the last minute and raised a number of technical objections, many of them quite far-fetched," says Alliance Defense Fund attorney Jordan Lorence.

But the Maryland Court of Appeals apparently did not see the objections in that light, and ruled that the measure will not go on the ballot. Consequently, says Lorence, voters are "stuck" with the transgender discrimination ordinance. "And there's nothing they can do about it unless they start all over again to gather signatures," the attorney laments.

There is no provision in the law to protect citizens from predators, and there is no exception for religious organizations -- including the church, says Lorence. For example, he states it would be a violation of the ordinance if two men, one of whom claims to be a woman, wish to get married but are denied by a church that defines marriage as a man and a woman.

Wow, this is a great day for horny teen-age boys who want to use the womens locker room. Moreover, lets make it so that not only is Gay Marriage legal, but so that Churches can get sued over not marrying a Man and a Women, or a man who believes he is a Women. This is just foolishness. Man has desired for equality with such vigor that now we have equality in our bathroom usage. This is exciting... When will we come to our senses and stop allowing perversion to dictate morality? Stand up for Truth!